Rail workers have slid off the tracks signalling a strike giving Tories something to Crow about. Going off the rails trying to pull the alarm cord while rubbing their hands with glee. Bunkered Brown better beware. Look out there's a monster coming: 'From the caverns of the deep ... it strikes'.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Dave's Sun v Brown's BBC
The saintly Sun is sticking the knife into dear old Auntie banging on about Tory bias at the BBC. Bear shit found in woods. Sour grapes found in Brown sauce.
Labels:
BBC,
General Election
Thursday, March 18, 2010
When Will Bottling Brown Call It A Day?
The election date jigsaw puzzle is falling into place with Hattie finally telling MPs when they can take their Easter hols. Spinners are stretching out Brown sauce propaganda but clues are a tad more easy to find.
Labels:
General Election
Telegraph Stung By Stinger
The Telegraph has come out with a morning mope, lashing out with a front page splash about a couple of nobodies up to the usual dirty tricks in the wacky world of politics. Dog bites man? That's life. But man bites the dog? Shock horror - hold the front page.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Porkie Brown Lied Over Defence Cuts
Porkie Brown has been forced to admit lying to Chilcot, parliament and the public over defence spending. Brown sauce spin has come to a sticky end, caught out over defence cuts.
Labels:
Brown,
Chilcot,
General Election
Newspapers Splash On Failure, Fudge And Spin
A day of scoops on the Street of Shame sees newspapers doing their own thing, making a splash today with an unusually mixed bag, which refuses to kowtow to the stale spun narratives of a well-oiled Downing Steet machine.
Labels:
General Election
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Growth 'Dark Matter' Found In Brown Universe
EU commission chiefs have told the government to stop pouring Brown sauce over the dire economy with a crafty 'growth' con to cut the whopping budget deficit. Kinda screws up cunning plans to conjure up a budget election manifesto sham to screw the Tories and screw the economy.
Labels:
economy,
General Election
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